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Discover the Andrea Levy Collection 6 Books Set, a powerful paperback gift set that weaves history, memory, and resilience into unforgettable storytelling. Perfect for book lovers, gift buyers, parents, and teachers, this BRAND NEW collection brings together six acclaimed titles by an award-winning author. Enjoy the immersive journeys of postwar Britain, Jamaican diaspora, and family bonds across generations. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9789123766178.
Set in 1948 London as the country recovers from war, the tale follows Queenie Bligh and her controversial decision to host Jamaican lodgers at 21 Nevern Street. As uncertainty about her husband’s return colors every choice, the novel explores belonging, friendship, and the micro-dramas of everyday life set against a broader race and migration backdrop. A compelling, character-driven story that resonates with readers who appreciate rich historical fiction and nuanced emigration narratives.
July, a slave girl, lives on the Amity sugar plantation as the Baptist War erupts in 1831 and slavery faces its eventual end. Through July’s eyes, the novel traces triumphs and terrors, resilience and memory, illuminating a turbulent chapter of history with lyrical prose and sharp social insight. This is one of Levy’s most celebrated works, offering a moving perspective on liberation, identity, and the human heart amid oppression.
Faith Jackson lands a great job in television and moves into a stylish flatshare, yet perfection proves elusive. The story dives into family dynamics, ambition, and love, revealing how personal choices ripple through generations. Rooted in contemporary settings, this novel blends warmth with insight, making it a standout addition to any modern literary collection.
Two decades and four children later, Mr. Jacob falls seriously ill, moving their family into the care system and the NHS. As Angela, the youngest, helps her mother through illness, she revisits childhood memories on a London council estate. A tender, lucid portrait of care, resilience, and the ways a family navigates illness and aging with grace and grit.
Olive and Vivien, sisters born in London to Jamaican parents, grow up on a council estate and attend the same grammar school. Their paths diverge through friendships, risks, and the pull of different life choices, including the shadow of racial tensions and youth culture. A vivid, intimate look at belonging, sisterhood, and the choices that shape our futures.
This collection opens with an essay about how writing helps Levy explore her heritage, situating each piece within the arc of her career, and concluding with a new story. It offers a thoughtful blend of memoir, craft, and fiction—perfect for readers who savor meta-narratives and reflective storytelling from a renowned author.
For readers building a meaningful book collection, this Andrea Levy set offers deep emotional resonance, historical insight, and enduring appeal. Trusted by parents and educators, Levy’s work continues to illuminate British-Jamaican identities with honesty and artistry, making this six-book collection a timeless keepsake and a thoughtful gift for any occasion.
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